Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of chapter 15?
Chapter 15 serves the purpose of promoting international cooperation and coordination in crossborder insolvency cases. It allows foreign representatives to seek recognition of their authority in the United States, thereby facilitating the administration of assets located in the U.S. and the protection of the rights of foreign creditors.
How does Chapter 15 differ from Chapter 11 bankruptcy?
Chapter 15 is distinct from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which is a domestic bankruptcy provision. While Chapter 11 focuses on the reorganization of financially distressed businesses within the United States, Chapter 15 deals specifically with the recognition and enforcement of foreign bankruptcy proceedings in a U.S. legal context.
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